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and Robinson, Huddersfield, and July 15, at eleven, at the Castle of York. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medealf, Chancery lane, London; and Means. Whitehead and Robinson, Huddersfield. W. Black, Liverpool, bookseller, June 19, 20, and July 15r at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mesita. Ail lington, Gregory, and Faulker, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Ilaughton, Liverpool. A. Stock, Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, June 16, 17, and July 15, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies„ Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, anti Faulkner, Bedford-row, Lon don ; and Mr. Ilaughton, Liverpool. J. Sherrill, Wells, Somentetahire, shopkeeper, June 16, stall, 17, and July 15, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Wells. Attar nies, Mr. Dyne, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London ; and Mr. Welsh, W. Richartlaon and A. Farrow, Kensington Gravel-pits, brewers, June 10, 17, and July 15, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Fairthorner Lofty, and Gates, King-street, Cheapside. J. Etheridge, Three King-court, Lombard-street, drysaltet, June 10, at twelve, 17, at eleven, and July 15, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Warne and Sou, Leadenliall-street, London. S. Gould, Isleworth, Middlesex, calico-printer, Junes 6, at ele ven, 17, and July 15, at twelve, at the Court of Commiwiioners. Attornies, Messrs. Rogers and Son, Maucheeter-building-s, West minater. li. Skillman, Tokenhonse-yard, stationer, June 6, at eleven, 17, and July 15, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attor nies, Mr. Hewitt, Tokeuhouse-yard, Lothbury, London. T. Smith, Kennington-lane, Lambeth, ironmonger, Juno 10, 17, at ten, and July 15, at twelve, at. the Court of Commissioner*. Anomie', Messrs. Rogers and Son, Manchester-buildings, West minster. T. Stringer and J. Hickson, Macclesfield, Cheshire, machine rnul.ers, June 16, at two, 17, it nine, and July 15, at two, at the Angel lan, Macclesfield. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Inner Temple, London ; and Mr. honey, Macclesfield. J. Pear*, Bride), porter merchant, June 13, 14., and July 15. at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Cooke, Bristol; and Afessrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chancery lane, London. J. 'Rowhotham, Long-lane, Bermondsey, skinner, June 10, at eleven, 17, at ten, and July 15, at nine, at the Court of Com missioners, Attorney, Mr. 'Lion, Coleman-street. J. Plimpton, Old Change, warehousemen, June 6, 17, and I y 15, ut eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Shirreff, Salisbury-Wed, Strand. T. Witte and J. I. Moss, Cheltenham, Oloneesterhire, mercers, June 6, at two, 10, anti July 15, at one, at the Court of Commis sioner.. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet, Stoker', and Carr, Basingball street, London. C. Jervia, Ilinekley, Leicestershire, banker, June 12, 14, and July 15, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hinckley. Attendee, Mr. Sculthorp, Hinckley ; and Messrs. Jones and Horton, Hol born-court, Gray's Inn, London. B. L. Co:ahead, Cannon-steeet, grocer, June 10, 17, at eleven, and July 15, at ten, at the i Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Bottock, George-street, Mansion House. J. Manning, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, cloth manufac turer, June 13, at ten, 24, at eleven, and July 15, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners, London. Attorniee, Mr. Jay, Gray's Inn-place, Gray's Inn-square. W. Perkins, Bermondsey-square, Southwark, tanner, June 10, 17, at eleven, and Julyls, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Tattereball,. New Inn, London. L. Holbeck, King-street, Golden-square, embroiderer, June 17, at, ten, 24, at eleven, and July 15, at ten, at the Court of Coin misaioners. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Chaneery-lane. G. "%liken and C. A. Ansel', Bank Printing Ground, Wimble don, Surrey, calico-printers, June 10, 17, and July 15, at eleven, at the Court of Commisaioners. Attornies, Messrs. Clare, Dick enson, and Ogle, Prederiek's-plaee, Old Jewry. S. Malleye, Sculcoatea, Yorkshire, merchant, June lit 17, and July 15, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon- Hull. Attornies, Mears. Hicks and Dean, Gray's Inn-square, London; and Messrs. I'rickett and Robinson, P. Patton, Mattock, Smnersetshire, miller, June 26, 27, and July 15, at twelve, at the George Inn, Mattock. Attornies, Messrs. Patten, Hatton-garden, London • and Mr. Adams, Martock. Downbam Market, Norfolk, attorneys—G. Lewis, J. Witt), T. Kirkpatrick, Vllnghes, and R. Nevins, merchants—G. Rowley, J. Saggers, and J. Guest, Spicer-street, Aide End New Towu, silk-dyers. -- AVERAGE PRICE 01: GRAIN AND SUGAR. GlLAlN.—Averno Price of Grain, from the Returns received in the Week etided'May 27, 1826:---Wheat, 570. 44. ; Barley, 28,. 26. ; Oats, 28s. od.; Rye, 851. Od. ; 'Beans, 875. 6d. ; Peas, 87s. Od. suGAR.—The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending May 81, 1821;, is Sts. 54d. per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. ' ABSTRACT OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. An Account was published on Saturday, by order of the House of Commons, of the " Value of British and Irish Produce " anti Manufactures, and of Foreign and Colonial Produce anti " Manufactures, Exported from Great Britain and Ireland for " the last ten years, together with the Imports into Great " Britain and Ireland for the same period, distinguishing each " Country." The following is an Abstraet of the Total Value of these Im ports iuto, and Exports from Great Britain and Irelaud, separately and together, viz N pod .4 an GO GO GO GO OD Ob Ob OD CO OD 10 tO OD .0 .0 IP 4. GO OD .0 CD CD OD i s DIVIDENDS. Jos. Murgatroyil, blitigley, Yorkshire, cotton-mtuitifaciurer, Jima UR, at ten, at the Magistrates' 1160111, Halifax—Htira. Har rison, New Weldon', Lincoln, Itlifreidr, June 26, at eleven, at the Hotel, New Sleaford—W. Harrison and C. Harrison, New pl ee f u rti, Line.olreihire, merchants, June 28, at eleven, at the Poo Hotel, at New Skaford—Wm. Wilkinson and Wm. Cook Hulliurn-britige, woollen-drapers, June 24, at th:Ven, ut llattinioll-etreet.—Alex. Clenule, New Broad-etreet, met ubjurlt, June 24 at eleven, at Basingliall-steect—Willitttu (lould and Francis Greaaley, Maiden-lane, Wood-street, hosiers, June 24, at eleven, at 13asingltall-etreet---Joseph Graham, junior, Low Houses, Cumberland, itinkeepa, June 28, at twelve, at the Globe Inn, Coehennouth, CutnlaAland--E. Howarth, I.eeds, •Yeekshire, woolatapler, June 28, et eleven, at the Court House, ketla-41 Pierey and R. Saunders, Birmingham, edge-tool-makers, Jane 24 , , at ten, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Wm. Bur ridge, son., Wm. Burridge, jinn, and J. Burridge, Ports mouth, hankers, July 4, at eleven, at Itualughall-street— Malth. Barnard Harvey, Witham, Essex, and J. W. Har vey, Hatlieigh-hall, Essex, bankers, June '27, at eleven, at Ilattiugliall-street--J. historian, King's Aetna yard, Cole nutu.street, warehouseman, June 24, at eleven, at lia aingliall-street—P. Robine, Regent-street, jeweller, June 24, at eleven, at Basingball-street—M. Williams, Old Bailey, eating house-keeper, June 27, at twelve, at ihisingball-street—G. Chap: , man, Ohi Bond-street, fruiterer, July 4, at ten, at Basinghall otecet—J. Picknian, Sbureditch, grocer, June 24, at eleven, at Baningliell-etr et—T. Lacy, Basingluill-atreet, Blackwell-hall hictur, June 24, at ten, at Basingliall-street—R. Kings, Ledbury, Hetefortlehire, innkeeper, June 28, at nine, at the Feather" Inn, Ledhury---J. Honeybotirn, Portsen, builder, June 17, at twelve, at the Titres Tuns Tavern, Portsea---W. Green, .1. Green, If. "-rupson s and R. A. Smith, Sheffield, manufacturers of metal Aisle 17, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Slieffielil—S. e ulu tailen, Throotorton-street, printer, June 27, at eleven, at Ittientgliall-itroet—Edw. Onbaldeattm, IlertfOrtl, grocer, June 24, at eleven, 0A Basingliall-strect—T. Piper and G. Dewilnay, I /larking, Surrey, bankers, June 27, at . twelve, at Basingliall-street—T. syketi, Batheaston, Somereetslitre, clothier, June 10, at ten, at Baeitighall-street—P. and W. Mackensie, Sheffield, pawnbrokers, June 24, at ten, it Basingliell-street—J, An d J. j eer „, stet, 'Herefordshire, linen-drapers, June 10, at ten, nt Hammond, Maunby, Yorkshire, .tallow-chandler, July 10, at two, at the Golden. Lion Inn, North Allerton— Janus; Mendel, Charles-etreet, blancleatter-square, tailor, June 24, at ten, at iltutingliall-street-4. Ekins, Oxford-etreet, chetatemouger, June 24, at eleven, at Basingliall-street--H , New ter, High Ifolltorti, clievaemonger, June' 4, at tell, at Baoingliall etreet—W. Thomas, Bluet'e-bulldinge, ! Fetter-lane, writing-4(A manufacturer, June 27, at eleven, at Basingliall-atreet. CER TIFICA 14 24. J. Moody, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, cheese-frietor—p. Span*, DM Trinity !Woe, Water-lane, ship-insurance agent—R. Wrooti, fifiV Tit-afield-street, linen-draper—T. Charlton, Qua drant, gold apd Over laceman—W. Walker, Knarealwough, Vorisiditre, butcher—B. and J, Butskley, Manchester, cotton tpinnetit-4, Yeoman, White-liorme-plane, Coinmercial-roud, iril- Non -4 . gdwards, 11110elnaker Strew), glover---. 1. Wells, jun., Reilding, nteulinati--N. B. Ilutaiins, St. Janieles.atreet, gl4se4iiiinufacturers—C. Cuuk. Woutton-under-Eilge Oloneestertiliire, Binh, jun., Mmietwster, mercluint--W. Eroady, Old Jewry, woollen warehouseman—C. Hickson, strand, woollen-draper—. W. IL Williams, Bertuird-strest,Thissell-liquare, coal-mercbant— Powell, Marylebone-street, Jenkins, Cstaitle greet, Finsbury, timber-iiterchant--T. W. Homier, New Brid ge . *trot , ill, c tr i im e , dealer in la c e—..J. K. Wooster, Middle-row, Holborn, straw bat manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. Moore and W. Lucas, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, tanners-. n. kumn, jun. and H. Jolley, Liverpool, timber-merchantd*W. hoi gs po t o pil S. Haigh, Chile—'f. Sheppard and 'l'. Ileynon, Bristol, general co mmission-agents-- 0 . F. Bury and I. H. Fos ter, Manchester, wolicitors-1:-and H. Carter, &Lime, Cornwall, rope-makers —J. Jackson and It. Borwell, llortwastle, a hhe, millers—l. High and S. English, Norwich, h eety . 4 4,l 6 Iteviulta•—G. Hawkins and E. Estill, Lime-street—J. Herd, 1.1„ Chambers, and P. Oak, Liverpool, coach-proprietors—W. 4 , 1 4 E. Dodd, Great Dunolow, Essex, c hemists---ii. and W. T. held, Ilirtilillgllll.lll, and H. Arudield, Catestou-street, button nunaufacturers-11. Wial 4 Ai° 11. W. Lord, Fleet-street, water closet insin4cturers Clark and J. Hannah, Folly-hull , York . Needham and T. Fyrke, Great Sevin. atreet, linen-drapers---`l ..1. Breeds, Mauington, T. Mailing . ton, and J. Griffith, tinnier-ifierobartli—G. G. W. ant. 11. Norman, Earl-street, Illackfriars, merchants—T. Morris ant J. Hayhurst, Manchester, calico-nianuctieturers—A. 'farelli au, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, toy and ',amulets', dealers— mid S. Brooking, Motice Town, grwers-11. Wynn, A. Wyks 3. Harrison, K. Hobart', awl A. Roberts, Bagellt, brewera—C Hewer awl W. Whitfield, Birmingham, ittereern — J . G. and XV' Smith, 141011choter ? nurserymen—W. Lenimon and J. Uttuo FRENCH PAPERS. " I'A Alb, JUNK 2. " To discredit the correspondence of the Journals, it won't( be quite sufficient to quote that which the Journals of the depart ments of the capital publish to-day respecting Spain, the Des Debuts, the G'utistittitiorinel, the Drupeuu Mame, and the bodietiteter of Bordeaux, all pretend to inform their readers of what is passing there, and all give accounts which are as con tradictory as possible. " It would belong to point out all that is false and indecorous in the accounts of the divers Journals, we shall content ourselves with mentioning some instances. "The Paris Journals say, that France has declared to Spain, that it was going to evacuate its fortre•rses. The Bordeau Jour nal says, that the King of Spain lies asked the King of France •tor 25,000 wee more, end that the letters. from Paris say, that, in fart, a reinforcement of troops is to he sent to the Peninsula. " STOCKHOLM, MAT 23. " A Deputation of the Citizens and Magistrates of this City Waited on his Majesty, and on his Royal Highness the Crown Prince, to-day, nod, in private audience, asked leave to present to the young Duke of scanis a silver table service, worth 25,000 rix dollars, which was graciously granted him. " The ship Calcutta, belonging to the house of Kantzow and Biel, sailed on another voyage to India, with Swedish produc tions. Two other ships belonging to the same house will shortly follow. " NURIMBEILO, MAY 26. " We learn front, Saxony that the Trusteei of the horse of Beichenbach Lave now conic to the conclusion, that a dividend of 40 per cent. may certainly be paid, and, perhaps, in the sequel, 191} per cent. more. " When the nealification of the English Corn Laws was made known, the price of wheat along the finale rose from 30 to 40 per cent., but, as might be expected, has grim fallen l° per cent.' Nuremberg Correspondent. "What, then, should the readers of these papers do? Never believe the news they publish ; sometimes to promote one interest, sometime another. The following is a specimen, which would not fail to be repeated to-morrow, in all the journals of Paris, if we do not do it justice. It. is taken from the hulicateur of Bordeaux, of 30th of May. " 4 MI Portugal has risen, and forms two parties, one in favour of :the Queen, the other in favour of the Emperor, or Regency. The partisans of the Queen have raised the standard of revolt in almost all points at the sanie titne It is added, that several regi ments had declared for the Queen, in short that the parties have conic to blows in several towns, and that there are. now two Go verettienta in Portugal.' "'Chia news is only an invention of the Cortespondent of the indict/tear, one of the usual sources from which the Liberal papers of Paris derive their intelligeuee. " The Journal of St Peteriburgit says nothing of the relapse of the Empress Elisabeth, mentioned in the llainburgh Journals. The day before yesterday a report was spread on 'Change of the death of the King of the Two Sicilier. Letters from Naples, of 17th of May, say, that his Majesty's health continued in int. prove - (From the Pilot of Friday.) -44 PARIS, JUNK I. • " Letter* from Corfu, of the 11th May, contain come new par_ titulars relative to the taking of Missolonglii, from which it should seem that the garrison, seeing that it could not commit& sate with the fleet of Miaulit, proposed to Ibrahim to capitu late, on condition of leaving the place with all the honours of war, and that Ibrahim consented to spare the lives of the garrison, but required that they should be conveyed to Egypt. These 4,000 Greeks, with their wives end children in the midst of think, divided themselves into three columns, and endeavoured . to make their way through the enemy's army, but they were re pulsed, with the exception of a colum of 1,200 men, which gained the mountains ; the other two columns were, for the most part, cut to pieces. " A letter from !ante, of the 7th of - May, in the Diurio of the 20th, says, that Ibrabint's plan of operation, after the taking of Miasolonghi, was not then known. Some thought that the place would be utterly razed ; others, on the contrary, believed that its fortifications would be repaired. " Several Turkish corps were on their tnareh from Coron and Merlon, towards Corinth ; of which, as well as of the Isthmus, they intended to take possession, that the Ottoman army might have a free passage to the Mores. "The Nola of Egypt (we still quote the Diario), has former ly declared that he would sacrifice the last crown, and the last man, to conquer the Mores. He attaches the more . importance to the possession of Greece, Ai it would give him a footing in Europe, uud bring him nearer to the seat of civilisation ; besides, it is close to Albania, the troops of which have assisted him to conquer Arabia. "By this conquest he would be enabled to reinforce his army with 20,000 soldiers, and his Net with 10,000 intrepid seamen. " The Emperor of Austria has appointed the Prince of Hesse Iv.cotttri4bearfiiury. rgti:attenti the coronation at Moscow, as Ambassador This Prince will be accompanied in his mission by Counts Joseph Eaterhazy, Cloin, and Caroly, end the Prince of Lichtenstein. " Princ e Lutaon, formerly iisternuncio at Constantinople, is appointed Austrian Ambaseador to the Court of Russia. se : ge l r le o tZu fa te c4 w mas f M a y 27 1 , says, that a Cabinet Mee among the Janissaries." tantmop e, has announced a revolt Fromm Vonna.--P ART ,,, j, mt 2 F i ve per Cents, 97. 80. ; per Cents, 66. 80. ; Bank hit ee k, 2,046 ; Routes de Naples, 74. 75. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 461; flaytiao Loan, 725.—Ex change on London, I month, 25. 60, ; g months, O. 80.— t'uurs Authodiqug. I iiiii 1011 0 tO Oti bD 40 0) 6D 0 14) CP 0, /pi ) 0) .. 14 V 0 1 710014 r„ .1" rcaa,w„l:> F 3 7 t ei 7; magt'%l. c. oe. CP 0 to '4B Vg cs, s re to 4.. .4 tit) +. so W ,7 0. S Sbo t. u, 4, LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR SEATS IN PARLIAMENT. ENGLAND AND WALES. Tilt NEW CANDID/4'lE4 AWE DISTINGUISHED BY A * St. illbanc—Sit IL W. Wilson. retires. Candidate, Alder man C. Smith ; "Mr. F..nathope. Arundel.--Vircotint Berry and Mr. T. B. Kemp retire. *John Atkins, I?,eq. ; *E. Lombe, Eaq. liarmataph.—Sir P. M. Otnmaney retires. F. lhalgt.qt, Esq. ; *II. Alexander, Ea+ ; -*J. 8.,P. Chichester. 4 I Berwick.—Sir F. Blake, Bart. ; *Marcus Beresfortl, FA T ; •John Gladstone, Ea+ Beverley.-11r. Lane Fox retires. *Mr. Bartley; Mr. Wharton. - Bristol.—The former Members stand. Bury St. Edmund's. —"Lord Hervey ; Earl Euston.. Callinytou.—Mr. Alderman Thompson retires. Mr. Attwood; 'Mr. Baring. Cambridge University.—Viseonnt Palmerston'; Mr. W. 'Banks; "the Attorney-General; *Mr. Clonlburn. Canterbury.—Mr. S. R. Lushington ; Lord Clifton ; "Hon. Richard Watson. Cardiff.--Mr. Lewis ; *Lord J. Stuart. Carmarthen.—Mr. Jones; "lion. Mr. Trevor. Carlisle.—Mr. James retiree. Sir J. R. G. Graham. Chester City.--General Grosvenor retires. *Hon. Robert Grosvenor ; "General Egerton. Cldehester.—Mr. Poynts ; Lord Lennox ; *Sir 0. Webster. Chippenham.—Mr. Mattocks retires. Mr. Groeset ; •F. Gye, Esq. ; " Mr. Alderman Kay ; " Mr. Maitland. Colchester.—Mr. Wildman retires. " Mr. D. W. Harvey ; • Sir G. H. Smyth. Derby.--" S. Crompton, Esq. ; H. P. Cavendish, Emq. Dover.--Mr. Butterworth ; Mr. Wilbraham ; * Mr. Hal comb ; * Mr. Thomson ; * Mr. Lyall. Eveshani.,—Sir C. Cockerel!, Bart. ; Mr. Protheroe, jun. • Sir Roger Greeley. Ereter.—Mr. Newman retiree. Mr. Buck. Gloucester.—The old Members, and Colonel Webb and * Captain Berkeley. Grantham. --Sir M. Cholmeley retires. Great Grimsby.—'' 0. F. flowage, Esq. ; " Charles Wood, Esq. Haverfordwest.—W .H. Scourhrld, Esq. retires. Mr. R. B. P. Phillips. Helston.- 0 Marquis of Carmarthen ; "' Lord James Town ehentl. Hereford City.—Visentint Etistuor ; Mr. Clive ; • Mr. Blakeraore. Hertfordshire.—.-Mr. Lamb retired. J. Calvert, It q. ; " Mr. Duncombe ; Sir J. S. Subright. Honiton.-111t. Cudt retired. "" Mr. Cliiebt. Huntingdon County.—Lord J. }bidden; 'Mr. Fellowe4; " Lord Mandeville. Hythe.—Mr. S. Marjoribanks; Sir R. Farquhar. 111 r, Lloyd retires. /Musick—Mr. Leunard retires. Mr. Ilaldimand ; Air. Mackinnon ; * Col. Torrens ; * Mr. R. A. !Ninths. Kingston-upon-Hull.—Mr. Mitchell retires. * Mr. A. J. H. O'Neil. Leicester.—Mr. Mansfield and Mr. Pares retire. * Mr. Evrns ; " Mr. Crave ; " Sir C. A. Hastings. Leominster. —Lord Hothant retire*. Sir W. Fairlie, Bart. ; * Mr. Dish; " Sir J. Lubbock. * Mr. Donovan Lewes.—Sir J. Shelley ; Mr. Kemp; • Lord Pelham. Lichfield.—Mr. Leven. Lincoln.—Mr. Williams and Mr. Smith retire. * Col. Sib thorpe ; * Mr. Fazakerly ; * Mr. Corbett. London.—Aldermen Curtis and Bridges, and Mr. Wilson retire. Mr. Alderman Weidman ; " The Lord Mayor; Alderman Wood ; * Alderman Thompson ; * Mr. Warde. lifoldon. —Old Members retire. * Mr. Leonard ; * Mr. Quintin Dick; Mr. Winn. Monmouth.•—" Mr. Hall, of Mocarne ; the Marquis of Wor cester. Noithumberland.—Mr. Bell; Mr. Liddell; Mr. Beau mont ; Lord Howiek. Northampton.- * Mr. thinning ; Mr. Robinson. Norwich.—Mr. W. Smith ; • Mr. J. Peel. Mr. Gurney retiree. Nottingham.---Mr. Denman retiree. Lord Rancliffe. Nottingicarashire.—Admiral Sotheron ; Mr. Saville Lum ley. Lord W. Bentinek retiree. Ox firrd Cify.-4ie C. Wetherell ; Mr. Lockhart ; " Mr. Hughes, of Clapham. Peisryn.--Mr. Grenfell and Mr. Stanton retire. * Mr. Manning ; * Mr. Weeding ; * Mr. Barclay ; * Lord Percival. Plymouth.—Sir W. Congreve ; • Si B. Martin. Pontefract. —Mr. Houldsworth ; * Mr. Hardy ; Lord Pol lington. Poole. —Mr. Dent retires. B. L. Lester, Esq. ; • 11. C. Sturt ; * lion. W. F. S. Ponsooby. Portsmouth.—Ailmind Markham' retiree. Mr. Carter ; *Mr. Baring, jun. Preston.—*Mr. Cobbett ; 'Mr. Wood ; *Mr. Horrocks, jun. ; *Mr. Stanley. Reading...4dr. Palmer; Mr. Mends ; "Mr. Wakefield ; °Mr. Spence. Retford.—The old Members retire. 'W. B. Wrightson, Req. ; *Sir W. Wilson; *Sir R. nuncios. Rochester.—Lord Binning retiree. IL Bernal, Esq.; *Major- Gen. Armstrong ; •the Hon. Hen. Dundee. Ruthin.- 1 Mr. West; "Mr. Biddulph. Seaford. --*Mr. Hulwer ; *Sir Jacob Astley ; *Mr. Fitz gerald ; °Mr. A. Ellis. Sandwich.—*Rear-Admiral Owen; * Mr. Marryatt. Shoreham.—Mr. Lloyd retires. Sir C. Burrell, Bart. ; *Mr. Stigden ; *Mr. Howard. Shrewsbury.—Grey Bennett retiree. P. Corbett, Esq. ; *R. A. Slauey, Esq. Sonitreetehire.- 4 Mr. Hunt; Mr. Dickenson; Sir. , T. Leth- bridge. Southwark.—Mr. Calvert; Sir R: Wileon ; *Mr. E. Pond Stafford—Mr. Banyan and Sir O. Chetwynd retire—* Benson, Esq. ; R. ironmonger, Esq. ; Campbell, Esq, • Lord Sandon. Stamfrrd:-- • Mr. T. Chaplin; Lord Cecil. retiree. Stockbridge--- * Gen. nankin, • Douglas Kinnaird, Ge, Grosvenor, * Mr.. Wilbraham. Sudbury—Ald. Ileygate retires. " Mr. Wilke, * Mr. Welrond. Taunton—Old Members retire. Creswell,• Mr. Seymour. Totness-z-lir. Bent retiree. count Barnard. Tregony—Old Members retire. • Dr. Lushington, • Mr, Brougham, jun. ; ° Mr. Gordon, * Mr. M'Kellop. Waillopfiwti—.-* Sir 11. Willotaghby. Wells—* Mr. Edwards, * Mr. Williams. Wenlock—Old Members retire. * Mr. J. 0. W. Forester, • Mr. 13. Thompson. iVesintorkrid.*—Viecoulit Lowther; Honourable H. C. Loy , . ther ; • Mr•. 11. Brougham. Weyrnooth.—Mr. Williams retires. Mr. Ure ; • Mr. Fer rer ; * Mr: Wallace. Disbrowe, Esq. retires. • Sir R. H. Vivian• -- -Vrorceeter.—Lord Marburg retires. Colonel Davies ; * Air. G. IL Robinson. Woodetorh.--• Mr. Al‘Willitur. Wootton liatlett..--* Mr. Bayley. 'York.—Mr. Wyvill ; MG Dandies * Lord Hotharn ; • Mr, Lowther; * Mr. Wilson. Yorkshire. Lord Milton ; Mr. Marshall ; • Mr. W. tjnu• 'ion. Mr. Percy Mr. Tulk ; * Mr. Rotch, General Peachy, * Mr " Mr. Courtenay, Lord V combs; Mr. k. p. Wilson; * Mr. Bethel; Stuart Wortley expected to be called to the House of Peers. IRELAND. Calu 4 "..---nr. Snap' retires. Mr. 11. Maxwell ; * Mr. Southwell. l)owr►rhire......M r . Fordo ; Lord A- Hill ; • Lord Castle- Dublin Uniuorsity.--Arr. Plunkett. ilublits City. —Sir J. K. James; * Ald. Shaw; Henry Grattan, E sq . M r. B ub, re ti r es, Dublinsitire...—Colonel White; * Mr. Hamilton; Colonel Talbot. Gultray.--Mr. James Daley ; Mr. Martin ; Mr. Lambert. Leitrint.--Colonel Clements; Mr. White; " Lord Clements. Limerick. —Mr. spring Eire; * Mr. Dixun. Limerick Cuunty.-4aptain "radY 'Mr. T. Lloyd. 12. oatinurnms.—Mr. Robert King. T Y""---Mr. St. George resigns; * m e . Burke. SCOTLAND. Criithetst.—.* The Honourable. James. Sinclair, and the 04 . 14 son of Sir John Sinclair. Croniurty.-- , Mr. Alacleod, jun. ; Duncan Davidson, jun. Balfour; Lord Advocate. Liverneishire.—Right Honourable Clatde* •Crant ; Lori Maektionald ; • Colonel Bailer; Air. .11.1.0,d, NAVAL INTELLIGENCI. PORTSMOUTH, JUNI 3.—We are sorry to state the loss of that fine transport the Shipley, of. 380 tons, which sailed from this place on the 10th of March, with troops, for Barbadoes, and with the loss of the.ship, and 130 tons of Government stores ; it appears front the following narrative, which we have received, the whole persons on board had nearly perished, through the cul pable inattention of the persons immediately concerned on the part of the owners in navigating the ship : "On Wednesday morning, 19th April, about half-put four o'clock, A. M. was wrecked near Kitridge Head, East end of Barbadoes, on the rocks, about a quarter of a mile off, the trans port, No. 16, Shipley, 380 tons, 33 men and boys, James Abbott, master, having on board eight officers, ninety men, seven women, and eight children, sixty of them Royal Sappers and Miners, and the rest detachments of the 35th, 60th, and 92d Regiments—lives saved; but nearly the whole of their baggage lost, as the vessel broke completely up in the course of an hour after, and drifted piece-meal in every direction. About 130 tons of Government stores were alsO lost: This ship bad'made the land at 101,4, the evening preceding the unfortunate catastrophe, and hauled up to the S.S.E. ; the Master ordered . the vessel to be stood for land soon after 12 A.M. and went to bed, without acquainting the Lieutenant Agent, and the man he left in trust went to sleep; so thee the first notice to all bands was a heavy shock upon a rock, the immediate loss of the rudder and a piece of the keel. At this time it was very dark—the rudder having caused the vessel to wear round, the heavy thumps threw the people down on the deck, breaking the ship in every direction. Then the cookhouse caught fire, while the crew were getting tackles ready to hoist the long boat out, which was extinguished by wet blankets, coats, and sails. As it blew fresh at this place, no boat could possibly land, from the nature of the coast, and the sea breaking thirty or forty feet up the steep precipices; but by the activity of the boatswain, who swung from the bowsprit end, upon a craggy pinnacle in the cavity of the rocks, with a deep sea line, which he threw up to au old fisherman on the top, ropes were past to and fro, and the women and troops thereby worked themselves on the precipice, which was higher than the ship's royal mast bead, and in about ten minutes after she became a total wreck. The inhabitants were extremely kind in supplying the people with unbounded hospitality, and on the following morning the whole company were conveyed in waggons to firidge Town, distant about 18 miles. " It is painful to learn that the person who had charge of the watch on deck was also reported to be intoxicated, and with diffi culty tacked the ship at three o'clock, without orders so to do.— Thu master went to his bed after giving directions immediately contrary to his arrangements with the naval officer, whose coun sel was to stand off till three, and who pointed out the set of the current at the proper time, and did not wish the ship to run un til daylight, and went to his bed in confidence of his suggestions being followed. What then 'must have been his feelings on being awoke with the shock of the ship striking on the rocks, and per ceiving the great danger to which all were exposed !" Whilst we feel much concern for the wreck of the Shipley, we cannot but congratulate Lieut. J. W. Pritchard on the very high encomiums passed on him in the Island of Ilarbadoes, 4y the Military Officers who were fellow sufferers on the distressing oc casion, and the approbation of the Heads of Departments in that Island, for the indefatigable real and persevering exertions which be used so successfully in saving the lives of all the troops, toge ther with their wives and children. This afternoon the Lord Hungerford, East Indianan, palmed by the River, lauding passengers here, who left Calcutta on the oth of January, and Madras on February '7, (being fourteen days more recent than former arrivale). The Thalia, from Rangoon, had arrived at Madras, having left the Burman coast on the '7th January, on which day Sir Alexander Campbell issued an order for a general embargo on all the shipping, as preparatory to the embarkation of troops, for their conveyance to the quarters to which they respectively belonged. No occurrence or casualties had happened in that quarter since the previous accounts ; hut, to the Southward of Rangoon, where the news of the peace had not been heard, some serious affairs had taken place, in which a Lieutenant-Colonel and three Captains of the Nativelufantry had been killed. This morning the Jupiter transport, Lieutenant Green, arrived front Dominica in six weeks, having on hoard the remainder of the sth regiment, under the command of Major Kish. Whenshe sailed, the Leeward Islands were quiet, healthy, end promising good crops. The depots of the 2 tat and 90th regiment s , a n d a recruiting party of eight serjeauts and eight corporals o f th e l et West India Regiment s are also come to Englund in th e J up i ter. The latter are men of colour; they will h e s en t t o the Coast of Africa, to enlist Volunteers for the service of the West India Islands. A letter we have received from Malta, dated April 21st (by the packet) says--" The Seriugapatam, 46, Captain Sotheby, arrived this morning from Napoli di Romanis, with forty pirates on board (prisoners) ; she is in quarantine. Napoli di Romania is full of Austrian vessels, prizes to the Greeks, who take any Austrians they meet, in spite of the Imperial cruisers. A mistico lately attacked the Gannet, Capt. Brace, but being a little mistaken (from the Gannet being purposely disguised) she was taken. Extract of a letter from an Officer on board the Owen Glen dower, dated from the Cape of Good Hope, March 14 :—" I ant sorry it should be my province to relate the following unfortunate accident which happened to part of the crew of his Majesty's ship Owen Glendower. On Friday, the 10th of March, between five and six roc, as our pinnace (the best boat we had in the ship) was returning with part of our men, to the number of thirty five, who had been employed on shore, including our first Lieute nant and two Midshipmen, it blowing very fresh, she shipped several seas, and when within only 100 or 150 yards of the ship, a sea struck her on the weather bow, and a sudden gust of wind springing np, caused her to give a heavy lurch to lee Ward, when s h e i mme di ate l y tilled, and was seen by myself and others to cap 'size, and notwithstanding an immediate alarm was given, and every exertidn used to a:PM the crew, I lament to say, that out of thirty-five, twenty brave fellows were consigned to a watery grave. 1 cannot close this melancholy detail without mentioning the dis tress this melancholy catastrophe has occasioned to our good Com mander, his Lady and family, and likewise to all our crew • nor can I omit mentioning the praiseworthy condu c t of a man Of co lour, named Joseph Warner, who by his meritorious exertions, was the means of saving our first Lieutenant King, and Mr. Partle, Midshipman, likewise two seamen out of the fifteen who were rescued."—Thospehire Teleyraph. DovIR, Jim 4.--,Arrived from Calais, his Majesty's packet, Fury, Captain Lyne, with her Serene Highness the Princess Ester hazy and suite. . Sailed for Calais, this morning, the Medusa steam packet, with his Excellency Count Munster and family. The Medusa returned this evening with Viscount Dungarvan. Dzvoneowr, Jumt 2.—The Bramble cutter arrived here yesterday, florin a cruize : the Bittern sailed for Liverpool; and the Bramble and I.everet to 'veal the Bell, Water, and Sheer ves sels, which sailed last night, as they were to have gone under the convoy of the Aurora, the sailing of which ship, was stopped by the death of Captain Maxwell, and all these , vessels have returned to-day. 'the new sloop of war, Skylark, lately built at Melford, has also arrived. JUNR B.—Went out of harbour, and anchored in the Sound, His Majesty's ship, Success. DRATHS.—At Ripley, Surrey, Robert. Devereux Faucourt, Esii. Admiral of the Blue, aged 84 yeatii.—At Devonport, Na me Dunu, ENq. Commander, R.N.—At Hadar, Lieutenant C. T. Leaver, of Beaconhill, Semaphore.—ln'the Sherborough, on bOard hie Majesty's ship Leven, from the effects of fatigue, Mr. Charles John Bullen, Midshipman, son of the late Captain Richard Huila of the Scotch (Preys, and nephew of Commodore Charles Bullen, C.B. LLOYDS'.—(Tms DAY. DEAT„ JUNK 4.—Wind S.—Arrived and tailed for the River, the Lord Hungerford, Talbot, from Bengal ; Windsor, Haviside, from China; Lady Sherhrook, ---1 from Jimaica; Swifteure, from the westward; Colonist, Smith, Harbadoes. Sailed the Mercy, Beazley, for Harbadoes; Hope, Flint, for 'lndia. Powrsamlrtli, JUNE 4.—Wind W. rrived the Jupitei transport, Binnie, from Dominica; Triton, Marshall, from Ri ga; Whittle, from London for Honduras. Passed by the Gar land Grave, Pengilly, from Jamaica, in bl days. Sailed the Europa, Lamm, from Dantric. Pr.vstouTu, Juux S.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the PoMona, from Memel. FALUOUTII, JUNP. S.—Wind N. —Arrived the Zephyr packet, from Buenos Ayres. Sailed the 14th, and from Monte Video, the 20th March. ' Arrived off Dartmouth; the York, Lord, from Havanna. The Sarah, Tucker, from Bombay, is arrived at St. Helena. New Y9u, MAY 5. His Majesty'. ship Pyramus, front Vera Cruz and Havanna, hound to England, is arrived here. M. Monier, His Majesty's Commissioner to Mexivo came passenger. He has gone with Capt. Gainhier to visit the seat of Government. 't°\ '"N VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jong 5, 1828. a_ T HE Commissioners for Victualling His Majesty '! Navy, &c. do hereby give notice, that on Tummy, the 13th instant, they will be ready to reesive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the undermentioned articles, to be de livered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, viz. Articles. Quantities. Periods of Delivery. Biscuit Meal, 3,000 Sacks, One third by the 24th inst., and the remain ing two-thirds by the 18th July. Flour (Kiln-dried), 200 Sacks, By the 18th July. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. Es c& Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Cloek on the day appointed ; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. PRICES OF STOCKS VII Bank Stock 79102 4 3 per Cent. Red. lirp r er e tT a en t i. Cm. shut tto Red. B4l 4 per Cent. New shut Ditto Scrip 11 1 pm. Bank Lone An. IV 1.18 IR 15-18 IV India Stock Ditto Bonds 8 9 pin. DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. South Sea 5t0ck....... ... . ... •-• Old Annuities ..... .. . New Ditto E . g. 21.000 td.. ........ 8 9 pin. 1 Ditto 5OO Sd.. ....... .8 9 pre. Ditto Small I)itto Advertised .................. Bank for Account .................• India for Account ................. Colts. for Account .. . ........ PRICES OF FOREIGN F Austrian Bonds, S per coat Brazilian Bonds SRN g Buenos Ayres Bondi co Chiliau Bonds, 6 pt -z of Colombian Ronda Ditto, 1624 CNN Danish, Spar sent. 4 6 3 43 Greek Bonds Ditto, 1823 Guatimala Mexican BOWS Ditto, 1824 , NDS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Neapolitan, 1824 . ................. Peruvian Bonds .................. Portuguese Bonds ......... . ........ Prussian, 5 per cent. ............ Ditto, New ...... . .................... Russian, New, 5 per cent. .......... Spanish, 1821, 3 per cent. ... --- 1823 ........................ rc French Rental, p. - Exchange ...........• - 3 Per c05t..,......: -- Exchange 4. PRICES OF /MARES AT ONE O'CLOCK. Paid. Pez share. Auglo Mexican Mining Company ... 3 155 ON 4h Brazilian Mining Company l5 18)4 19 15 Comp Chaim Mining . _ Apany Columbian Mining Company lO Paseo Peruvian Mining Company lb General Stearn Navigation Company lO PRICR OF IRISH Bask Stock -- Gov. Stock, Si per sent. Ditto, New 4 per Cent. New g l i Gov. Deb. 5% per cent Console. Si per relit —. Royal Canal Stock Grand Canal Stock — City Deb. 4 per cent. — Ballast Odic, Deb. 4 per cent. — STOCKS, JUNE 2. St. Patrick Insurance ............ Royal Irish Ditto .................. -- National Ditto ..................... Patriotie Ditto ....................... -- Hibernian Bank ................... Provincial Ditto ................... Royal Irish Mine .................. Imperial WU. ...................... Fisli Shares ........................... New Brighton.'___. MA Arrived Due. 2 Dublin • Waterford 0 O Guernsey & Jersey 0 Lisbon O Gottenburgh 1 Hamburg h 0 O Holland 1 I France I LS.. Arrived. 0 • L eewa rd Islam& ... 0 O Malta .................. O Brazil ........ ...... I Buenos Ayres ...... HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE W I" Morning 3l minutes after 2. I Evening 51 siinutes after i• ,StUt4 LONDON, MONDA Y E YENNING, JUNE 5, 103. DEATH OF THE EMPRESS ELIZABETH OF RU By the arrival of the Sir Edward Banks, get, packet, from Hamburgh, in 50 hours, Papers lutv' been received to the 3d June, at the North and Sout h American Coffee House. H A MBURGH, JUNE &Iltheiltie and afflicting accounts have been received that her Majesty, the widow of the late Emperor of Russia, Elizabeth, died on the 4th (10th May) in Belew, on her journey from Taganrog to Kaluga. _ _ We have received French Papers of the 2d, and the node dated the 3d inst. The Journal des Debuts asserts that Mr. LAMB, the British Minister at Ma' drid, h as o bt a ined the appointment of a Committee o enquire into the claims of England with regard to the, debts due by Spain, and to decide on those which are, considered admissible ; it is added that the a mount 0 1 these claims is two millions of Piastres,, or OA° 450,000/. sterling. It is worthy of remark that ti' statement has not been contradicted by the Sae, which denounces as false the other stat ements in the several Journals of the preceding day, su ch as do?) FERDINAND had applied for the assistance of 25 ' °° additional French troops , and that open rebellieD against the Regency prevailed in Portugal.. Bola' of these papers will be found in another column. The following are extracts from the Atte n T h l Zeitung, dated the 27th-inst., which we rec eive ' express last night:— 00. rETIRSBURAIII, .MAY The Emperor returned to this city on the Ilth. , her The Empress Mother arrived, on the 10th, it Twe r ' ° _ . • way to Moscow. Yesterday the Duke of Ragusa had hie first audiences, Majmty, after which his extremely numero us suite W deiced.lirr Tharr h The Duke San Carlos, Spanish Andtassador Eatraordin ecri also ive 21 ' COPICIMAGINt - A oohs To-morrow their Royal Highnesses Prim! Frederic k. po lf Christiana and Princess 'Mille'mina Maria will be . 6°' , betrothed. !spills aoo The ship fitted ou t b y t h e A s i at i c C ompan y, for - 6 00,0 0 Canton, and which has lately sailedi cost the company 'dollars. • - I.o ll ' 44 euatis, f Ace halt ( T oe, The letter r i f s ro n m ow hi p a r ll i, l i a ted jest b y y l , h s e np itilg r to pe tl r i n e ti l os ) i t o ic l l l : e : n o tr e st , t . title of Genuine Letter of a great Protestant prime' to t'r his relations, on h er embracing the Catholic Religion.' It ; jot , of chased with extraordinary avidity. The of fi cial pulaica c o" pi 44 this remarkable letter was the more necessary, as the nlavi in circulation contained not only mistakes, but even evillel1: Th° cations. Our J ourna l * , however, will now Publiihrgi;:teil tlts official account O f th e full of Misaolongld has gre atly gioog friends of the Greeks, yet they still entertain some hops. 0 , e the contributors whose names are mentioned in the ir e mo viAt find almost all the Members of the Royal Fainily." - ' Za"n9• May 27. ,RACPA T.T ii A USU Ito it, MAY SO..—Loudon G , ono mouth V. 1 '; two in° 36. 10. Psysissu RO 11 1 MAY 16.—London 0. 3-16. Drumm, MAY 27.--. Throe mouths, 6. 21 Lutysto, MAY 26.—Three mouths 6. 18 4 • VIENNA MAY 20......14 43 MIAMI 10. 1 1 American Papers to the Bth ultimo r eached gur cl yesterday. The Pyramus, with specie, hu l l' A II there in eleven days from the Havamtt‘h t. ' r .ble Allusion i s ma d e i n th e se papeV4l3i;;P r IP I°t. ,,, e t• seizure of tw o o f t h e crew of the Araeri cun 00 chant brig, Pharos (which arrimi ~K,Vis n r i the Ist May, from Sierra Leone), by,soluga CiY ° ing to liis Majesty's sloop, Keehn, leer'' vERING, on the coast of Africa, ou the lii i Vece her last. . • Bogota papers to the 20th March bad reached 148,410 York, by whieh it appeared that IhnivAll b a d V' L. L. fm. th C. t gt Co 4. t; Co C0 , !...!C0p tv.p 3 -1 1;247z Rid.; CI? 4 ",5 4) .P.P?'")PV. A.p a 4 zi; w q g. ,) ,) CA CA 01 en CY' .1 40 V 0 .. op .4 CO 0 CD .4 0, w 2 IA .0" !.." lig . i7&tti c AßS& CA CA 0') CO CD CO GO 4. • CP 0 0 CP CP 4. CP tit /".; .S 4 . It' ?”“ 4 .1 4 ° &0 C . gt UD .1 C> VD $i °R 4 - 0: -4 ?